Choices

	What are your priorities in life?

	You are driving down the road on a foul, wet stormy night and as you slow down for traffic lights you notice, on the side of the road three people waiting for a bus. One of the people is an old lady who looks as though she is about to die, the second is an old friend who once saved you life. The last person is the partner of your dreams. Your car can only take one passenger, what do you do? Think about your answer before scrolling down............. Other than driving past without picking anyone up, there seem to be three options. 1. Give a lift to the old lady as she is clearly the most in need at that point. 2. Return the kindness once shown to you by the friend that saved your life. 3. Grab the chance to find your perfect partner - the chance may never happen again. There is perhaps, another option. You give your old friend the car keys and ask him to take the lady to the hospital, meanwhile you remain behind and wait for the bus with the partner of your dreams.
	Think outside the box! Is it worth the risk? Presented as food for thought ONLY - NOT an excuse to blame me for doing something silly / mean / illegal / stupid. Used to establish objectively if an event which perhaps ought not be countenanced, can be justified. This ignores legality, ethics and consideration for others, it is purely based on “self” and/or when there is no consequence to any other person (unless they are incorporated into the equation as either RB or RC). Suggested range of responses is 0-100. This permits top or bottom values from as little as 1 through to 10,001. The +1 permits the use of 0 while avoiding the division by zero.